• 1. Host, which will be mounted on the forklift;

• 2. Tag, which will be carried by workers / pedestrians;

• 3. Alarm, which alerts the workers to keep away;

• 4. Wire, which connects separated parts of the system;

• 1. High ranging precision, up to 10cm;

• 2. Fast response to time, Less than 400ms;

• 3. Ultra Wide Power Supply Range, from 12VDC~48VDC;

• 4. Modular anti-stay Design, easy for installation;

• 5. Adjustable exclusion zone radius, from 0.5m to 32m;

• 6. Two configuration Methods, flexible for different application;

• 7. 360° detection around the vehicle, no blind zone left.

The Host in CareDrive® Proximity Warning System detects the distance with Tags in real time. When distance between Host and tags is less than the Alarm Distance (which is preset by users), the Host will drive the Alarm to alert workers keep away. The typical application is listed below.

1. Host install

1). The host has been screwed on metal base in factory. The host should be horizontally tied on the outside top of forklift frame using sheet iron and screws provided in case. The host should not be blocked by any metal objects, or it will affect the detected distance.

2). Connect the host to 12V-48V DC power supply of Forklift with “Power Input Cable” provided.

3). Connect to Alarm with cable provided.

2. Tag install

1) Installation on safety helmet.

Stick the P-Tag on the helmet by using Velcro Tag, USB interface faces down. You may stick the P-Tag on either front, back, left, or right-hand side of the helmet. We suggest putting it on the left-hand side which may increase visibility for the host in most cases.

2) Installation on Vest.

Step 1: Put P-Tag on the surface of Vest, seepicture1.

Step 2: Put P-Tag Base Plate beneath Vest; align it with the P-Tag, see Picture2.

Step 3: Tighten two screws through the Vest and nuts, see picture3.

3) Battery charge.

Fully charge the battery before using it (takes around six hours).

The Tag LED will be off when it is fully charged. Re-charge the battery every TWO weeks if the tag usage is eight hours perday. The P-Tag LED will flash when the battery is low, indicating for re-charge.